INSIDE OUT 2012 (Toronto) The Crown Jewels (2011) Starring Alicia Vikander, Bill Skarsgård and Loa Falkman Directed by Ella Lemhagen A friend of mine said that she liked my recasts/remake pitches so here am I to do it again. This time it’s for the Inside Out selection The Crown Jewels, a part of this year’sContinue reading “INSIDE OUT 2012 (Toronto) – The Crown Jewels re-cast (Paolo Kagaoan)”
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Fright Nights (Toronto) – Viscera Short Film Festival Coverage (Kirk Haviland)
Fright Nights at the Projection Booth Viscera Short Film Festival, May 15th 2012 For Kelly Stewart’s May presentation of Fright Nights at the Projection Booth in Toronto he decided to do something different. Hooking up with Curio Media and Director/Producer Karen Lam, Kelly was able to bring the Viscera Film Festival to Canada for theContinue reading “Fright Nights (Toronto) – Viscera Short Film Festival Coverage (Kirk Haviland)”
INSIDE OUT 2012 (Toronto) – Positive Youth Review (Paolo Kagaoan)
INSIDE OUT 2012 (Toronto) Positive Youth Directed by Charlie David Positive Youth’s screening was preceded by a documentary short called Still Here, about New Yorker Randy Baron. This intelligent man talks about himself, his former partner who died of AIDS and the latter’s relatives, and his new boyfriend who has no problems with his ownContinue reading “INSIDE OUT 2012 (Toronto) – Positive Youth Review (Paolo Kagaoan)”
INSIDE OUT 2012 (Toronto) – Sagat Review (Paolo Kagaoan)
INSIDE OUT 2012 (Toronto) Sagat Starring Franois Sagat Directed by Pascal Roche and Jérôme M. De Oliveira Saturday began with two shorts which, in their different ways, fit well with the main feature. The first is a great short with an unfortunately generic title – A Day in the Country – that and its actorsContinue reading “INSIDE OUT 2012 (Toronto) – Sagat Review (Paolo Kagaoan)”
INSIDE OUT 2012 (Toronto) – Naked as We Came Review (Paolo Kagaoan)
INSIDE OUT 2012 (Toronto) Starring Ryan Vigilant, Karmine Alers, and Benjamin Weaver Directed by Richard LeMay Naked As We Came is beautifully shot, its cinematography reminiscent of Andrea Arnold’s Wuthering Heights, both using deep colours to depict the flora surrounding tumultuous country life. Although in Naked, the country house is a slick, white, one-floor BauhausContinue reading “INSIDE OUT 2012 (Toronto) – Naked as We Came Review (Paolo Kagaoan)”
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